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‘Quiet quitting’ in marriage: The subtle signs a spouse has emotionally checked out
Licensed therapist Lisa Brookes Kift outlines how "quiet quitting" erodes marriages, and why the absence of arguing may signal emotional detachment.
NFL restarts social justice messaging while battling domestic abuse, drunk driving and prostitution arrests
The NFL will bring back "Stop Hate" and "End Racism" end zone stencils for 2026 while facing a wave of player arrests and conduct investigations.
U.S. debt blows past $40 trillion, jeopardizing quality of life for every American
The U.S. national debt surpassed $40 trillion, nearly $300,000 per household, as the debt-to-GDP ratio hits 124% with few solutions in sight.
Meghan Markle's acting U-turn exposes 'lingering problem' after six years of reinventions: experts
Meghan Markle remains in talks to join "The Gentlemen" Season 3, raising questions about six years of post-royal reinvention.
Dolly Parton's favorite Southern dishes, from chicken and dumplings to banana pudding
Country music star Dolly Parton's beloved Southern recipes included chicken and dumplings, buttermilk biscuits and gravy, banana pudding and her favorite chess...
Strange Georgia crime-scene clues blow hole in theory of mom’s mysterious death, family says
Natalie Jones' toxicology report came back clean, yet Georgia authorities pushed an overdose theory before closing her 2020 Heard County death case.
One question about the Constitution puts liberals’ appetite for sweeping change to the test
March on Washington activists called to abolish the Senate and rewrite the Constitution while pushing Zohran Mamdani-style socialist policies.
Macklin Celebrini explains why he didn't take Sharks to the cleaners with max contract
Macklin Celebrini left $2 million per year on the table in his $94 million extension to give the San Jose Sharks more salary cap flexibility.
Viral Dearborn pastor delivers blunt warning on El-Sayed Senate bid: ‘Can you imagine?’
Pastor Lorenzo Sewell warns that Abdul El-Sayed could recommend federal judges aligned with Sharia law if elected to the Michigan Senate seat.
College football is back with all eyes on Bill Belichick as courtroom drama heats up
Bill Belichick faces pressure as North Carolina opens against TCU in Dublin, while eligibility lawsuits involving LSU and the SEC heat up in court.
Fox Hollow coroner reveals why he doubts suspected serial killer acted alone in hunt for answers
Over 9,000 bones remain unexamined at Fox Hollow Farm as the true crime documentary explores whether suspected serial killer Herb Baumeister acted alone.
Trump’s tougher round-two birthright citizenship strategy hinges on key legal distinction, experts say
President Donald Trump's new birthright citizenship orders target children of terrorists and foreign government employees using classic legal exceptions.